Aftermarket Exhaust Benefits

A lot of it will depend on your vehicle and how good the existing exhaust is. Most of the gains of an aftermarket exhaust will be in higher RPM ranges.

To go in what?

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mabynack wrote:
A lot of it will depend on your vehicle and how good the existing exhaust is. Most of the gains of an aftermarket exhaust will be in higher RPM ranges.

Don't forget the noise, you gain that too!

Which truck ? Diesel or gas ??

Do you want advertising hipe? OR Do you want been there done that advice? Post your vehicle year, make and engine along with a question... you will get real world experience/ advice from the people on this forum.. kinda like "1 in the hand or 2 in the bush" :)

Puddles wrote:
Do you want advertising hipe? OR Do you want been there done that advice? Post your vehicle year, make and engine along with a question... you will get real world experience/ advice from the people on this forum.. kinda like "1 in the hand or 2 in the bush" :)

As an ect ... I installed a Banks Monster exchaust on a 1999 7.3... wow what a difference...
313,000 miles later... best money I ever spent on this truck...

Exhaust will be better only with an upgrade to the intake and other related systems.

Sorry for the late reply. This would be going into a diesel pickup, and I figured that the intake and computer would be upgraded as well. Thanks for the responses so far, I appreciate them. Kinda amazed to hear that the noise and expense don't seem to justify the gain in horsepower and torque, and possibly fuel mileage. Thanks again for the responses, I look forward to more.

Also, I'd like the real world experience rather than advertising hype. Thanks.